Group of maps of the Iberian Peninsula and France, including many early maps of Spain and Portugal. Includes Joh. Bapt. Homannum "Regnum Portugalliae, divisum in Quinque Provincias majores & subdivisum in sua quaeque Territoria una cum Regno Algarbiae," Nuremberg, I.B. Nolin, 1736; Vernando Alvero Secco, "Portugallia et Algarbi quae olim Lusitania," Amsterdam: Joannes Jansson, ca. 1666; J. Asperne, "Spain and Portugal," from "European Magazine," 1st November 1808; Thomas Kitchin (1718–1784), "A Chart of the Straits of Gibraltar with the adjacent Ocean, and Coasts of Spain and Portugal, where the late Engagement between Adm[iral] Boscawen & the French happened, and where so many of the French Ships were taken or burnt," for London Magazine; two maps by Edward Wells, dedicated to William, Duke of Gloucester, and engraved by Robert Spofforth: "A New Map of Ancient Gaul or Gallia Transalpina Sharing the Divisions thereof by Augustus Caesar together with its principal People, Cities, Townes, Rivers, Mountains: & c," and “A New Map of Iberia Europe alias Celtiberia, or Ancient Spain, Shewing its Principal Divisions, Chief Cities, Townes, Rivers, Mountains, & c.,” both ca. early 18th c.; "Le Royame de France," from a 17th c. Dutch book; Frederick de Wit (ca. 1630–1706), "Totis Regnorum Hispaniae et Portugalliae descriptio," Amsterdam, ca. 1680; Emanuel Bowen (ca. 1694–1767), "A New and Accurate Map of France with it's Aquisitions [sic]. Composed from the latest Surveys, assisted by the most approved modern Maps & Charts, & Regulated by Astron[omica]l Observat[io]ns," London, 1747.

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